Havana Syndrome is a disease that causes severe headaches, dizziness, lightheadedness, and memory loss all at the same time. Some folks have nosebleeds as well. Officials from the US embassy in Havana, Cuba, initially reported this in 2016. As a result, the condition is known as Havana Syndrome. Later, US diplomatic personnel in Germany, Austria, russia, and china were impacted. It was then sent to US diplomats serving in a variety of locations across the world, including State Department employees and their families. It was first assumed to be a psychological phenomenon.
Officials from the US State Department are concerned that the attacks are being carried out by a major adversary, probably Russia. russia has a history of developing weapons that might cause brain damage, such as the Cold War-era "Moscow Signal," but no official statement tying russia to the events has yet been made.
After the US embassy in Hanoi reported a suspected instance involving "acoustic disturbances," Kamala harris postponed her travel to vietnam for several hours. The US State Department announced that it was looking into an "abnormal health event," or AHI. The media coined the term "Havana Syndrome" to describe it.
Since the beginning of 2021, according to the New Yorker magazine, there have been hundreds of instances among US personnel in Vienna, Austria. However, for security concerns, the exact number of cases recorded among American officials has been kept under wraps.
The National Academy of Sciences has identified a condition that appears to reflect a distinct combination of symptoms not seen in any other illness. The symptoms vary among people who are afflicted, and not all of them are linked to a perceived sharp, focused sound, according to their research. "Pulsed, directed microwaves" is the best explanation for the condition. The CIA has also established a task team to investigate the situation further.
After the US embassy in Hanoi reported a suspected instance involving "acoustic disturbances," Kamala harris postponed her travel to vietnam for several hours. The US State Department announced that it was looking into an "abnormal health event," or AHI. The media coined the term "Havana Syndrome" to describe it.
Since the beginning of 2021, according to the New Yorker magazine, there have been hundreds of instances among US personnel in Vienna, Austria. However, for security concerns, the exact number of cases recorded among American officials has been kept under wraps.
The National Academy of Sciences has identified a condition that appears to reflect a distinct combination of symptoms not seen in any other illness. The symptoms vary among people who are afflicted, and not all of them are linked to a perceived sharp, focused sound, according to their research. "Pulsed, directed microwaves" is the best explanation for the condition. The CIA has also established a task team to investigate the situation further.
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